other · 1851
New South Wales gold regulations clarify that licenses for digging gold now apply only to alluvial gold, not matrix gold, with new royalty rates and procedures for working matrix gold on private lands.
ADDITIONAL GOLD REGULATIONS. WITH reference to the Proclamation of His Excellency the GOVERNOR-GENERAL, …
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OfficialGOVERNOR-GENERAL
OfficialCommissioner
OfficialAssistant Commissioner
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
PrinterW. W. Davies
LocationSydney
LocationGold District
LocationCrown Lands
LocationPrivate Lands
LocationHyde Park
LocationSYDNEY
Publication Date5th August, 1851
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 38, 1851.
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